Once upon a time, there were two types of bats, microbats and megabats. Microbats used echolocation to find insects for food, and they hibernated in the winter to conserve energy. Megabats, on the other hand, migrated to warmer climates during the winter. They didn't use echolocation and instead ate fruits and nectar. Both microbats and megabats were mammals and lived in their own unique ways, but they were important parts of their ecosystem and helped to keep it in balance. The end.

Reflections

1. How do microbats and megabats differ in their behavior?
2. What is echolocation and how do microbats use it?
3. Why do megabats migrate to warmer climates?
4. How do microbats conserve energy during the winter?
5. Why are both microbats and megabats important in their ecosystem?